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Adventure is an essential part of human life, and it brings
excitement and anticipation that make life worthwhile. People who look for
adventure are not foolish; in fact, they are responding to their psychological
needs, and this is evident from childhood. Adventure satisfies the desire for
public recognition and personal satisfaction, and it is often the driving force
behind the pursuit of success in various fields such as sports, science, and
medicine.
Children are natural explorers, and they often find themselves
in dangerous situations because they seek excitement. For instance, school
children are known for their mischief and frolic that sometimes get them into
trouble. Similarly, youths often engage in dangerous activities such as climbing
mountains, jumping long distances, and performing stunts, seeking the elements
of adventure that accompany such activities. The excitement of standing on the
victory stand or receiving applause from the crowd after months of hard training
is an essential part of many people's lives. Moreover, the recognition that
comes with such achievements often drives people to seek more adventure.
Throughout history, adventure has been the driving force behind
human progress. For instance, Alexander's desire to march his army to the
Punjab, Columbus's search for a route to India by going west, and Vasco da
Gama's discovery of a sea route to India round the Cape of Good Hope are all
examples of the importance of adventure. Without such adventures, the history of
various countries and regions would have been different, and there would not
have been any human progress.
Adventure also enables people to cross uncharted seas and to be
happy like Ulysses. It is not foolish or childish to look for adventure, but
rather it is an integral part of human life. Only the weak-kneed will shy away
from anything calling for excitement and danger.
In conclusion, adventure is an essential part of human life that
brings excitement, anticipation, and the drive to pursue success. Seeking
adventure is not foolish, but rather it is a reflection of human needs and the
desire to progress. Only those who are weak-kneed will see adventure as a
foolish pursuit. |
